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Ranking
20th
out of 36 in Survey Software
Views
58
Comparisons
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31st
out of 36 in Survey Software
Views
30
Comparisons
12
Reviews
0
Average Words per Review
0
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Overview

Marketing, website conversion, product, and support teams use Survicate to capture and act on feedback from customers and prospects.

Surveys allow them to actively ask for feedback on websites, mobile applications, within digital products, via email and offline.

QuickTapSurvey is a mobile survey & data collection platform that lets users create their own surveys and gather responses using tablets without an Internet connection. Offers skip logic, branding, location data capture, branded interface, custom keyboards, NOT web-based (no browser, no URL, no delay, no connection required), Images for multiple choice questions personalize the experience, Collected data can be viewed and analyzed anywhere in real-time.
Sample Customers
GetResponse, UnBounce, T Mobile, University of Southampton, Nationale Nederlanden, BASIS, Colorescience, McKinsey & Company, Laurens Coster, UBT North America
Ohio State University, Alcatel Lucent, ExxonMobil, American Express, Disney, McDonald's, Nike, BMW, H&M

Survicate is ranked 20th in Survey Software while TabbleDabble QuickTapSurvey is ranked 31st in Survey Software. Survicate is rated 0.0, while TabbleDabble QuickTapSurvey is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Survicate is most compared with , whereas TabbleDabble QuickTapSurvey is most compared with .

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